The Indian startup collected about $ 194.22 million collectively through 28 deals this week. Funding included nine growth and late-stage rounds and 18 early phase deals, a startup from which a startup opted not to disclose its funding amount. Bangalore got 12 deals and topped India’s Startup Ecosstom. There were seven deals in Delhi-NCR, while in Mumbai, Jaipur and Ahmedabad, funding activity was also observed.
Healthtech emerged as the most active area with four deals this week, followed by Foodtech and AI Startup with three deals. In other areas attracting the interest of the investment, there were media and entertainment, logistics and fintech. Credit funding was the most common deal type, which had 12 rounds, then series b, then series b, series b.
In development and final phase deals, D2C Snacking Brand Formally led by L. Carton with its series C round.
Battery tech startup Vflowtech obtained $ 20.5 million in the series B round, while Nobel Hygiene raised $ 20 million through a combination of primary and secondary transactions. In other financed companies Jewelery brands are included.
On the initial stage front, the startup raised a total of $ 57 million. Oncology-focused company Complement 1 led the segment with a $ 16 million seed round. Any financed startup included AI enterprise and manufacturing firm TIEA Connecators such as mixed reality platform Flam, Hyperbots and Adopt AI. Analytics Startup Cryptic also got funding.
Important commercial development also saw this week. AI -run Loyalty Management Platform Capillary Technologies acquired Canada -based coonative to strengthen its appearance in North America.
On the leadership front, Cloud-based media SAAS company Amagi appointed two independent directors to the IPO to the IPO to appoint two independent directors.
